Personal Secure Certificate

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1 Entrust Certificate Services Personal Secure Certificate Enrollment Guide Software version: 10.5 Date of Issue: May 2012 Document issue: 1.0

2 Copyright Entrust. All rights reserved. Entrust is a trademark or a registered trademark of Entrust, Inc. in certain countries. All Entrust product names and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Entrust, Inc. in certain countries. All other company and product names and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners in certain countries. This information is subject to change as Entrust reserves the right to, without notice, make changes to its products as progress in engineering or manufacturing methods or circumstances may warrant. Obtaining technical support For support assistance by telephone call one of the numbers below: in North America outside North America You can also Customer Support at: [email protected] Or visit our support page at: Export and/or import of cryptographic products may be restricted by various regulations in various countries. Export and/or import permits may be required. 2 Personal Secure Certificate 10.5 Enrollment Guide

3 Enrollment Guide Enrolling for a Personal Secure Certificate Information in this guide includes the following topics: Using your Personal Secure certificate Ordering certificates on page 4 Receiving your certificate on page 9 Using your Personal Secure certificate Entrust Personal Secure certificates are used with applications that support S\MIME format (such as, Microsoft Outlook/Express, Mozilla Thunderbird, Apple Mail, and more) to encrypt, sign, or encrypt and sign messages. They can also be used to: authenticate SSL VPNs sign Microsoft Office documents authenticate to a service on desktops or mobile devices By encrypting an , you safeguard the information in the from people who are not authorized to receive it. By signing a message, you provide assurance that it is from you and that it has not been tampered with. S/MIME certificates have a private key (which you use) and a public key for use by everyone else. Attention: Never give your private key or private key password to anyone. Always keep your certificate secure. To exchange secure with someone, sign an and send it to the person. The public key is part of your signature. People who have received the key can store it and 3

4 use it to encrypt secure that they send to you, or to verify your signature if you electronically sign a document. For information about configuring your application to use S/MIME certificates, see the documentation for that application. Additional information can also be obtained from the Entrust Certificate Services knowledge base at Ordering certificates This section contains step-by-step instructions for ordering certificates. Receiving your certificate on page 9 explains how to download your certificate after you have purchased it. Instructions about installing the certificate are available from the download page. Purchasing certificates The buy-it interface will ask for a credit card number at the end of the buying process. To start your order 1 To begin ordering certificates, browse to the Entrust Certificate Services (ECS) Quote Order page of the Entrust Web site located at the URL This page presents with several options for obtaining certificates. 2 If you are installing the certificate on a machine located outside of the United States, Canada, or Great Britain, check the applicable box (A). A B C 4 Personal Secure Certificate 10.5 Enrollment Guide Report any errors or omissions

5 3 If you received a promotional code from an Entrust sales representative, enter it in the box (B) labeled Promotional Code/Purchase Code, and click Submit. By using the code, you will not be prompted for a credit card number at the end of the buying process. 4 Under Type (C), select Secure Personal from the drop-down list. Note: Lifetime and Quantity are pre-set. You can purchase one Personal Secure certificate at a time. Each certificate has a lifetime of one year. The prices are automatically calculated for you. 5 Click Buy Now. The Subscriber Information page appears. 6 Depending on the security settings in your browsing, you may see a warning prompt at the top of the browser the first time you access this page. It will ask something like this: This web site wants to run the following add-on: Microsoft Certificate Certificate Enrollment Control from Microsoft Corporation. If you trust the web site and the add-on and want to allow it to run, clear here. This is a signed ActiveX controlled from Entrust. Click the link and run the add-on. The following forms do not work without it. 7 Enter your personal information in the fields provided. Enrolling for a Personal Secure Certificate Report any errors or omissions 5

6 8 Enter a password in the Password for the certificate field. It must follow the password rules indicated on the page. Remember this password or record it in a secure place. You will need this it when you collect the certificate and again when you install it. 9 Click Next. Your browser may warn you that Entrust is requesting a certificate on your behalf and ask for confirmation. Click Yes to continue purchasing the certificate. The Contact Information page appears. 10 By default, the page displays the information from the previous page. If you want to be contacted using a different address or telephone number, enter your preferred contact information in this page. You can add some information not required on the previous page, such as your position. 6 Personal Secure Certificate 10.5 Enrollment Guide Report any errors or omissions

7 11 Click Next. The contact information appears with two additional frames below it. One shows certificate details, and the second is the subscription agreement. 12 Verify that the information is correct. All the contact fields can still be edited. 13 Read the information in the subscription agreement and be sure that you agree to all conditions before continuing. 14 Click Next to continue and to accept the terms. Enrolling for a Personal Secure Certificate Report any errors or omissions 7

8 The payment page appears, unless you entered a promotional code earlier. 15 Complete payment. Pay for your Entrust SSL Certificates online with American Express, Visa or Master Card. Your credit card is not charged until your Entrust SSL Certificate has been issued. The billing contact receives an electronic receipt at the end of the payment process. If you are paying by purchase order and you have contacted an Entrust sales representative, you will have received and used your purchase order code and will not be prompted to supply further payment information. If you have not contacted a sales representative and you want to pay by purchase order, you can do so by telephone at: within North America +1 (613) outside of North America. To help our sales team, please select the option that applies to you from the How Did You Hear About Us drop-down list. 16 Click Process Order. 8 Personal Secure Certificate 10.5 Enrollment Guide Report any errors or omissions

9 The confirmation number page appears with your order number. Record the number for future reference. Receiving your certificate Entrust sends an message containing a link to your certificate to the address specified in the information you entered in your personal information. Use the link to retrieve your certificate. When you connect to retrieve the certificate, make sure you are using the same computer and the same browser (for example, Internet Explorer) that you used to place the order. Enrolling for a Personal Secure Certificate Report any errors or omissions 9

10 The link opens a certificate agreement page from which you can download your certificate. Enter the password that you created in Step 8 on page 6 and click Accept. If you need help with installation, use the installation documentation link on the Entrust Certificate Services certificate download page to obtain a document with further instructions. 10 Personal Secure Certificate 10.5 Enrollment Guide Report any errors or omissions